Time warp: 54th annual Festival of Wheels photo-story
Photos by Paula Scott and Levi Sutkay
Antique, classic and modern cars, trucks, motorcycles and tractors took center stage in downtown Bluffton on Friday, June 17 during the 54th Bluffton Festival of Wheels. There were 190 entries in the show, making it one of the largest events in recent memory.
The Bluffton Lions report that the 50/50 drawing produced $385 for the lucky winner and that seven other high-end donations were given away with the 50/50 ticket drawing. The Lions expressed their thanks to all the sponsors and others who donated goods, along with Lions and community volunteers who helped make this such a successful event.
2022 FESTIVAL OF WHEELS AWARD WINNERS
Best In Show
John Rindfuss - 1955 Sunbeam Alpine
Lion's Choice
Dave Fletcher - 1964.5 Ford Mustang
Sponsor's Choice
Elvet Foulkes - Chevy Standard
Mayor's Choice
Lyle Sandkuhl - 1958 Chevy Camero Truck
Best Tractor
David Sehlhorst, Bluffton
Best Motorcycle
Ray Brayden, Bluffton
TOP 25
- Ken Boes, Fostoria
- Steve Beemer, Elida
- Lila Brown, Columbus Grove
- Kim Caudill, Findlay
- Brad & Glenna Cox, Findlay
- John Curtis, Findlay
- Bill Deitering, Ottawa
- Denny DeSalve, Findlay
- Randy Greeno, Findlay
- Steven Hardesty, Bluffton
- Tom Harvey, Bluffton
- Delbert & Jo Ann Henry
- Andrew Hoffer, Harrod
- Jim & Deb Huether
- Carl Luersman, Cloverdale
- Richard Margraf, Findlay
- Tom Meredith, Cairo
- Steve Mitchell, Findlay
- Jane Myer, Ottawa
- David Smittle, Ada
- Larry Snook, Findlay
- Rodney Jr Stratton, Bluffton
- Bill Thom, Findlay
- David Yankee, Kenton
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